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él cultiva

grows, cultivates

k u l ˈt i b a → cultivar
cultiv cultivate; grow + a 2nd-person singular command or 3rd-person singular present
verb · third singular · present indicative Rare #24,038
grows, cultivates Present tense form of «cultivar» (also used for the formal command «you grow/cultivate»).
SP: Mi abuela cultiva tomates en su jardín.
EN: My grandma grows tomatoes in her garden.
Conjugation of cultivar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First cultivo —
Third cultiva cultivan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First cultivo —
Third cultiva cultivan
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second cultiva —

Allí se cultiva té.

Tea is grown there.

— La linterna roja (1991)

Tom cultiva tomates en su huerto.

Tom grows tomatoes in his garden.

Ella cultiva muchos tipos de flores.

She grows many types of flowers.

Él cultiva muchos tipos de flores.

He grows many types of flowers.

Cultiva verduras en su jardín.

Grow vegetables in your garden.

Mi padre cultiva arroz.

My father grows rice.

Tom cultiva rábanos.

Tom grows radishes.

Él cultiva arroz.

He grows rice.

En cambio, cultiva todos los pequeños placeres.

Instead, cultivate all the little pleasures.

— Amelie (2001)

Ella cultiva sus propias verduras.

She grows her own vegetables.

Dicen que el Zen cultiva nuestra mente.

They say that Zen cultivates our mind.

Tom no come nada aparte de las verduras que él mismo cultiva.

Tom doesn’t eat anything except the vegetables he grows himself.

Mi madre cultiva flores en su jardín.

My mother grows flowers in her garden.

Sounds similar to

cultivo k u l ˈt i b o